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Quiz for testing

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You can embed puzzles using two primary methods:

1. JavaScript (JS) Embed: This is generally the recommended method as it implements several advanced features out-of-the-box, such as social sharing and seamless multiplayer mode, with minimal engineering effort.
2. iFrame Embed: A standard HTML iframe code snippet that you can paste directly into your page’s source HTML.

You can find the specific code snippets for your puzzle on the Publish page after previewing your game.

For a quick start, we always suggest using the link-based sharing method first, as it is generally more user-friendly for sharing directly with players.

Sending Score Details (User Identity and Contests)

To associate scores with specific players (which is necessary for sending details like scores or times), you generally need to implement user identification or use Contest Mode. This ensures that when a player finishes, their performance data is linked to them.

• Contest Mode: If you enable Contest Mode for puzzles like Crossword or Quiz (this feature may require a paid plan), you can collect the player’s name, email, and mobile number after they submit their play. This information is then available in the Play by Play analytics and CSV downloads.
• User Identity (UID): For robust tracking across devices, especially if you have a login system, you can pass a hashed, anonymized User ID (UID) via the embed code or URL parameters (like data-uid in JS embed or appended to the src in an iframe). This allows the system to restore progress and track performance accurately.

If you are using the JS embed code, it handles much of the social sharing and user identification automatically.

To get started with embedding, which puzzle type are you planning to use? Knowing the puzzle type can help me provide more specific embedding instructions!